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Zany banana 409 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Relative pronoun
Who is there that can be capable of doing everything?
Is the above sentence correct? It seems incorrect to me because the relative pronoun does not follow the antecedent, which I have learned as a basic rule for relative clauses. But, I'm not sure if I'm right.
If this sentence is incorrect , then what should it be?
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zany banana 409 Who is there that can be capable of doing everything? Correct. "who" is the antecedent; "that" is the relative pronoun.
- zany banana 409 Who is there that can be capable of doing everything?
- Correct.
- "who" is the antecedent; "that" is the relative pronoun.
- The relative pronoun does follow the antecedent.
- CJ
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zany banana 409Who is there that can be capable of doing everything?
Correct. "who" is the antecedent; "that" is the relative pronoun. The relative pronoun does follow the antecedent.
CJ
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